as they celebrate the grand opening of the new building one graduate is especially proud. >> i didn't know they were going to make this. >> reporter: he laid the duct work in the center's brand new facility. >> it looks good and feels good. when i come in here and the temperature is right. >> reporter: joe jones ceo and founder shows the programs that offer inside that helped william turn his life around. >> without places like the center for urban families it is hard for brothers like myself that come from out of prison to be able to get into the work force. you are so looked down on about your record. >> reporter: he graduated a year and a half ago. it is a three-week, no nonsense program that prepares people for the work force no matter

their background. >> we can take principles of job training and discipline and structure that are military in nature and put them in a frame work to help people understand what it takes not just to get a job but keep a job. >> reporter: he got his job with a contracting firm. he is a sheet metal aplenties. the character helped build this facility in west baltimore. >> he, as an employee of that firm, a former graduate of the program worked on constructing this building. it doesn't get any better than that. >> going there working every day. it felt good i was giving thing back. >> reporter: as others prepare to graduate and begin their job search he offers words of wisdom. >> don't let no grass grow under your feet. a good family support is great. make sure you connect with the right people. sometime we return to the same neighborhoods doing the same thing and all you are going do is get the same thing.

>> while the center is proud of all the graduates they are broadening their focus to reach out to political leaders to have an impact on public policy. they are asking recommendations from president obama's fatherhood task force. the baltimore city police officer stabbed outside of a baltimore city strip club is out of the hospital it happened this morning in edge mere after the club close. the officer was leaving the strip club when he was attacked. the officer managed to get off a shot on his attacker. the man shot by maryland state troopers after throwing rocks at cars in cecil county is facing assault charges. the 50-year-old tossed large rocks at drivers along route 40 on tuesday. one driver said he pulled out a

gun. when state police got to the scene troopers say paterson threw rocks at them, too. when he refused to show his hands and lunged at him that trooper opened fire. court documents in the alleged sexual assault against the student at the maryland school for the deaf has been released. he says he was held down by other students who sexually assaulted him with items. four students have been charged. showers continue to make sheer way through the maryland area. temperature wise across the region and the breeze makes it feel cooler than what the temperature actually is. bell air it is 47. fullton 48. as you can see the feel-temperature continues to change. your forecast for tonight. cloudy skies. few scattered showers. temperatures holding around 50 degrees in baltimore. current temperatures north and

west. much cooler air is on the way. we'll tell you about it coming up. >> thank you. now to a developing story out of florida. an infant missing for five days has been found safe. the case has taken an odd twist after police say the girl's mother was a part of her disappearance. we have the story. >> reporter: detectives found the little and by unharmed after a massive five-day search. >> we are the proud pop pas of a little girl. >> reporter: she was inside a wooden box under a bed at the home of her babysitter, susan baker. >> the box was shoved in the back and a lot of material in front of it to deceive anyone who was looking. >> reporter: the child apparently was fed during the or deal. doctors say she's healthy. they say the baby's mother decided to give the 7-month-old to the babysitter who is also her step aunt. that was saturday morning. ten hours later mercer reported

her missing. >> the family is joyous right now. >> my life will be a lot better now that i know she's safe. >> reporter: for almost a week search crews scoured marshes around the baby's home and a remote part of the florida panhandle. the sheriff says finding the baby was emotional. >> she was in the box for almost 12 hours. in a closed box. >> reporter: both the baby's mother and sitter are in jail. they are facing several charges including desertion, neglect of a child and filing a false police report. two recent cases shed a disturbing light on how authorities deal with sex offenderrerses once they are back on the street. cleveland a community is playing for the 11 women found dead inside the home of registered softer. many are pointing fingers upset

that no one knew he was a predator. in both cases clues were ignored. for the first time tonight we are hearing from one of his alleged victim. all of the women who were killed were african-american. one cleveland woman feels lucky to be alive. she was attacked by him but says he was able to escape. >> it was like the devil. eyes glowing. you could tell he was demonic. you could see the demons in him. that's what made me fight mor .

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tuesday on wall street. the dow was up over 200 points. nasdaq jumped 50. s&p was up 20. now for this week's crime checker. it is our effort to help you get bad guys off the streets and behind bar. we are working for you tonight with this week's crime checker report. >> reporter: abc 2 is working to keep your community safe. each week we are highlighting recent crimes in your neighborhood hoping to catch criminals and bring them to justice. this week we are focusing on baltimore city and county. baltimore city police need your help solving a string of rapes in northeast baltimore. three women have been raped near bus stops. they believe all are connected. two rapes happened over the within. the other one was early wednesday morning. police released a sketch of the suspect believed to be responsible for all three

attacks. if you have any information call city police. baltimore county police are looking for a suspect in the murder in the glen oak man. police found man shot to death in a driveway neighbor's reported hearing several shots around 1:30 a.m. the victim's body was not discovered until later that morn. if you have any information call metro crimestoppers. you can always see more of our reports by heading over to abc2news.com/crime checker. well, this little piggy went to market. this one tells a story about your past and your future. we'll explain. rihanna is telling her story about the breakup and heart break with chris brown.

we continue to follow breaking news from fort hood in

texas. mass confusion after a mass murder at fort hood. 12 people are dead. 31 injured. among the dead one gunman. two others are in custody. tonight abc reports the major is responsible for the shooting. president obama spoke about the tragedy in fort hood a few moments ago. >> it is difficult enough when we loose these brave americans in battles overseas. it is horrifying that they should come under fire on an army base on american soil. >> the base is home to the first calvary division deploy in iraq. all nine schools within the on the base were put on immediately

lockdown. . take a look at the live camera shot of the flag on federal hill. bwi marshall 50 degrees. pressure 30.10. throughout the day today we've had sunshine. as the day went along a trough of low pressure in the upper atmosphere rotating through the region brought in clouds and scattered showers. here is our trough of low pressure through the region. that will continue to move through the area and drag shower activity with it overnight. tomorrow this big dome of high pressure in the ohio valley will settle in the top of the region. on friday it will bring us sunshine. but it will also bring us cooler weather. that cooler weather will stick around for one day. starting saturday we start a nice warmup that will continue

into next week. right now maryland's most powerful radar tracking shower activity. a few spotty showers in baltimore. hartford and cecil county we are getting showers. there is more shower activity to the west. it will probably be with us through the early morning hours.then clearing getting shoved in the region by a dome of high pressure. temperature wise at columbia academy. 48 degrees. high today of 55 degrees. you could see the wind gusting from the west at 8 to 12 miles per hour. dundalk elementary 47. westminster 43. rock hall 50. as far as our temperatures tore next couple of days the area of

high pressure will clear out. temperatures will rise after tomorrow. that rise in temperature will continue into the first part of next week. forecast for the overnight period. clouds and showers. look for early morning clearing. 36 degrees for the overnight low. during the day tomorrow mostly sunny and breezy. 50 degrees. it won't feel that warm because of the breeze. here comes the sunshine. warmer temperatures on saturday. warmer on sunday. even warmer on monday. tuesday we'll have mostly cloudy day. 67 degrees. it will drop off to 06 and 57 wednesday and thursday. a nice warming trend is on tap tomorrow. we'll be back at 6:00 with more on the weather. >> thank you. ever pay much attention to your toes? so-called toe reader say you should. they claim your little piggy past an your destiny. the shape of your toes is relevant when you are having your toes read. >> reporter: long toes short

toes corns and cracks. may sound strange but this the world of toe reading it all means something. >> your family is your roots. >> reporter: casey miller founder of the southwest institute of healing arts in arizona has been reading toes in six years. she says while palm reading should look at your future, toe reading is mean to provide a memory of your past. each toe has a different meaning. the big toe symbolize your destiny. the third tells if you are procast they or the. the fourth is your relationship toe. the baby symbolizes prosperity and trust. if your toes are strait forward you are optimistic. a cor is asignn of stress.

maryland toe reader says some may be scope skeptical of the practice it can be mind changing. some people are willing to pay up to $65 per session to learn more about their lives and what they can do to make it better. >> any time you can learn about yourself it is wonderful. new additions of the national toy hall of fame in new york, the ball, big wheel and game boy earned their glass cases in the rochester museum. the toys had to show they were qualified. they have to foster learning, creativity, read through play and longevity. it houses all the greats. tonight we take a ride in

the paddy wagon making medium well paddies and talking to paddy. jamie costello plays a paddy cake. yes baltimore can find a great dime on a dime deal. >> we are having a problem with that video. we'll try to get back to it. now with a look ahead to the news at 6:00. we'll have the latest on the fort hood mass shooting. also the death benefits for a baltimore city fire cadet killed in a training exercise have been denied. the city fire department responds to claims that they didn't fill out the proper paper work. now a preview of what's ahead on world news at 6:30.

in tonight's dine on a dime we take a ride in a paddy wagon. here's jamie costello. >> reporter: a beautiful day in fells point. follow the bricks for a great burger. we sniffed it out at cooper's tavern. >> restaurants want you business as much as you want a deal. >> reporter: 40,000 people follow her on the internet as she runs city peak. >> i have been doing the stair master more. >> reporter: and she loves the burger wagon and so you do.

>> the following is great. >> reporter: here's how it works. all theburgers are made to order for $7.95 but they come collect all to collect -- direct all to you. they sent a tweet and watch the crowd. >> where are you going to be on friday? >> tomorrow we don't know yet. that's the goal. people have to check every morning and find where the burger wagon is. >> reporter: today's sneak attack was out by hundred valley where they sold 200burgers this afternoon. >> who would have thought going out and eating people think it is something to hear about. where you go or what's new in town. >> reporter: paddy thinks you'll be able to make friends with your favorite restaurant and get bulletins when a table for two opened when you thought

it was so impossible on a saturday night. keep your computer close and your restaurants closer. >> we'll find out in the morning where the burger wagon will be. in the meantime, make a note. bill irvin from coopers invites you down on tuesday's where all the burgers are $3.50. it has been eight months since a lover's quarl turned into violence between chris brown and rihanna. while they are through as a couple you you. >> is still rihanna is still coming to terms with the breakup. >> reporter: the latest tune from pop sensation rihanna sounds like a public service announcement. >> i'll say that to any young

girl going through domestic violence. don't react out of love. come o is a common place for rihanna. now she's breaking her silence in an exclusive interview with abc's diane sawyer. it is the first time we have heard from her since february after being attacked by singer chris brown. >> it is embarrassing that that's the type of person that i fell in love with. so far in love. so unconditional. >> reporter: the 21-year-old starlet said brown held her in a lead lock twice and bit her several times. she says he done it before eight or nine times. >> it is completely normal to go back. you start lying to yourself. >> reporter: she now hopes girls will hear her later message. >> when i realized that my

selfish decision for love could result into on young girl getting killed, i could not be easy with that part. >> reporter: rihanna gets more in depth friday on "good morning america" and 2020. >> you can catch the first part of the interview tomorrow morning on good morning maryland. the second part airs tomorrow night on 20/20. she's 90 years old. she hasn't missed a day in 20 years. how they said thanks today. that's coming up light now. now for the breaking news. at least 12 people are dead and dozens wounded in a mass shooti